Colonization Efforts?

[Rudey]

Originally posted by DeltaSigStan
We have AEPi, the Jewish frat, and they helped start AE (AEPhi).

Lookinf in OLD OLD SDSU Annuals, we had a Phi Tau chapter in the 50s. Dunno when or why they are gone.

Stan digs us...he wants us...he needs us.

-Rudey
--Here's to Stan

[DeltaSigStan]

Originally posted by Rudey
Stan digs us...he wants us...he needs us.

-Rudey
--Here's to Stan

Just so you know, we tied 1-1 in soccer Monday. They got a lucky corner shot past me for the tie after one of your guys gave away a sloppy PK.

[PhiPsiRuss]

Originally posted by ISUKappa
Kappa Kappa Gamma Installed it's 131st chapter at Harvard in the fall of 2003.

It's a sad day in Kappa history when you have to go slumming for new chapters.

[Tom Earp]

Oh Rudey, once again you are being Passey'! (SIC) Nut meaning Pussie'!

There are no now Jewish Groups, they have all taken Gentiles! Oh, to clarify, Greek Social Organizations.

Where have you been all of your long young sheltered life

[pirepresent]

Originally posted by phamason2003
First, congatulation Phi Sigma Sigma for your new colony at UW-Milwaukee, I wish the best for you ladies. I knew a bunch of Phi Sigs. at San Francisco State U. So, for other orgs. what schools are you colonizing at?

Phi Tau's colonies are at:
(1) Belmont University (Nashville,TN.)
(2) Oregon State U. (Corvallis, Ore.)
(3) Illinois (Champaign, Ill.)
(4) Southern Illinois (Carbondale, Ill.)
(5) Old Dominion (Norfolk, Va.)
(6) Nebraska-Kearney (Kearney,Nebr.)
(7) Sacramento State U. (Sacramento, Calif.)
(8) Spring Hill (Spring Hill, Ala.)

-F&AM(PHA.Cedars#64)
-Phi Kappa Tau

Well thank you so much!! That is very sweet of you and congratulations to Phi Tau as well!! That is a huge number of colonies!!

As mentioned before we are recolonizing at UW-Milwaukee, and we just found out this week that we will also be returning to UW-Superior. ETA - Both colonizations will occur in fall of 2004.

Congrats to everyone's new colonies!!

[queequek]

Spring 2004
(recolonize) College of William and Mary, VA
UMass at Dartmouth, MA

[phamason2003]

UW-S. I went there before I left to go to S.F.S.U. When I went in 2000-2001(Fall) there were no Greeks. I probably would have joined if Phi Tau was at the school. When did Phi Sigma Sigma grab a colony there? Are there Frat. colonies at U.W.S?
-Heath
F&AM, PHA.Cedars#64
Phi Kappa Tau

[phamason2003]

You ladies did it again, do you know the story of Phi Sigma Sigma at SFSU?

[ISUKappa]

Originally posted by PhiPsiRuss
It's a sad day in Kappa history when you have to go slumming for new chapters.

Hey, we'll take what we can get!

[EagleChick19]

1) Delta Psi, Johnson & Wales University - Denver, Colorado
2) Delta Omega, Penn State Altoona - Altoona, Pennsylvania
(BTW: This is a local sorority that is joining AST.)
3) Epsilon Alpha, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University - Prescott, Arizona
4) Epsilon Beta, University of Texas-Pan American

[KappaKittyCat]

Originally posted by pirepresent
Well thank you so much!! That is very sweet of you and congratulations to Phi Tau as well!! That is a huge number of colonies!!

As mentioned before we are recolonizing at UW-Milwaukee, and we just found out this week that we will also be returning to UW-Superior. ETA - Both colonizations will occur in fall of 2004.

Congrats to everyone's new colonies!!

Hey, that's awesome! Now there'll actually be two sororities and a real Panhellenic at UW-M. I'm moving to Milwaukee in the summer and would like to get a job at the UW there. I don't know whether there's anything this Kappa can do to help with the colony, but if there is, just let me know!

[Glitter650]

Originally posted by phamason2003
You ladies did it again, do you know the story of Phi Sigma Sigma at SFSU?

I do (know the story) ... but I'm not quite sure what you're talking about ....

[phamason2003]

Originally posted by Glitter650
I do (know the story) ... but I'm not quite sure what you're talking about ....

If you know the story of Phi Sigma Sigma at S.F.S.U you know what I mean. For other's that may have no clue to what I am talking about, plain and simple>>>Phi Sigma Sigma has been helping create Greek systems at Colleges and all Phi Sigma Sigma members should be proud of that fact. So to Phi Sig's from this Phi Tau...THANK YOU...

-Heath
*F&AM, Prince Hall A., Cedars #64
*Phi Kappa Tau

[Glitter650]

It is true that Phi Sig was the first sorority back at SFSU after the "kick off" and we have now been there for 23 years as of this Sunday.... HOWEVER...I wouldn't give us credit for creating a greek system... the Alpha Phi Alpha chapter at SFSU is about 6 months older than my chapter.. (hence the Alphas are the first "greeks" at SFSU, making Phi Sig the first "sorority") and we didn't call the AGDs or the A phis or Pi Kapp or Phi Tau and tell them to come....
It takes ALL chapters to make a greek system, A-Phi, AGD, Pi Kapp, Phi Tau, A E Pi may not have been first... but they all do their part to keep greek life going and that takes alot more than trying to start a chapter. I thank you for your kind words about Phi Sig though... although I *think* you're giving us a bit too much credit...

[adpiucf]

Alpha Delta Pi has been invited to re-colonize at the University of Miami in the Fall of 2004.